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A wonderful/terrible facinating place

Hello! With the 2 picture series, fig. nr.8, that is German bomb transmission loads? Greeting Harry


Near as I could tell, they were still fuzed, and the site just cut the bomb apart around them. Maybe someone with more experience with German bombs can confirm?
 
As one who has only recently joined this fascinating site, can you please say (if you are permitted) just how does one go about cleaning this up - I assume that detonators and fuzes can be removed but how do you get rid of the explosive element? Regards. Sam

Explosive filling can be burnt quite safely once removed fromthe Bomb/Projectile, ROF Glascoed used to do this all the time.
 
Interesting thread. Identification can't have been simple. There was a similar place in UK that was decommissioned a little over 25 years ago, somewhere near where the M25 (London orbital motorway) now is. Thanks for sharing it with us.
 
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